> FPGA doesn't have the instruction pipeline as the command is encoded in the gates themselves. It means that on runtime the FPGA is not turing complete[0] as o

> FPGA doesn't have the instruction pipeline as the command is encoded in the gates themselves. It means that on runtime the FPGA is not turing complete[0] as opposed to the CPU[1]. That obviously depends entirely on the circuit, many sufficiently advanced circuits probably end up being accidentally turing complete.